The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, September 07, 1876, Image 2
* T Centre Bepcrter. . KCET2 .. i.....ED1T0R. < IRK HALL, P., Sept. 7, 1876. 1 ERMS.—QIptr yrar, tn a.#<tnrr, 'J.SO ' rtArn wof paid t aarancr. AdrertiarmcnU 'AV per Una for Mrrnn •eriinos, and for 6 ana 12 mcnths Ay f/>r- < al contract. _____ roK rnxsinKXT: SAMUEL J. TILDES, of New York. for vie* rnxsiriKKT : THOS, A. HENDRICKS, of Indiana. assembly ; JAMES F WEAVER, Mdetbarg, TV. K. ALEXANDER, l'onn. ASSOOt ATX JV'nOKS JOHN Dl\ ENS. Walkwr. JIA.I, SAM'L FRANK, Mile*. jyry coxuissioxrn. JOHN RTSHF.L, of Gregg ntrORTAXTTB VOTERS. To secure the right to vote in Penn sylvania, all persons must be assessed two months tvforc the election and have jvaid a State or county tax (either w ill do) within two years. In ease the lax is paid this year, it must be a mouth before the election. Foreign born citiiens wishing to vote next November must take out their nat uralization a month before the election. They must also be assessed two months previous to the day of vot ing, and mut have paid a tax as above. The election will bo held on Tuesday, the TUi day of November, Wed'say. September 6, is the last day for being assessed. Thursday, tktober o, is the last day for securing naturalisation papers. Thursday, October 5. is the last day on w hich taxes can be paid in legal time to vote. , „ The above dates should bo carefully remembered and acted on by all voters. The Republican cackles a hatful over its county ticket. Next fit.l it will be in mourning and its favorites up -'"ait River. Better spend year wind on agricultural topics, neighbor. The Democracy of Elk county have declared in favor of Hon. 1- A. Mackey s re-nomiuation for Congress. This being the last county in the district to speak, settles the matter iu favor of Mr. Mack ey. We look for the w itlidrawal of the names of Col. Bush, of our county and ol lion. Andrew Rocd of Miffiin, when the conference meets, so that the deserved compliment of a nomination by acclama tion for re-election may be extended t. Col. Mackey. who has represented this district so ably and with fidelity. Every democrat feels proud of our representa tive in congress, and even some of the republican organs have spoken in term of praise of his services. We arc not dis appointed, and feel proud that the Re porter was one of the first papers in the district to bring him forward for con gress. His first term reflects credit upon him and he w ill be returned with a ma jority greater than the extraordinary one given him two years ago. We predict that Col. Mackcv will serve a second term with the same fidelity that charac terises his first. Gran: and his household in company with se me of the leading riugsters. and jobbers intend putting in a nice time, the las', two months, at public expense, in a government vessel. The little affair described below will cost several thous and dollars. The coal to run the vessel, the hands on board, the provisions, vines and all other expenses of a steamboat pleasure trip, will lie drawn from the public treasury just as the expenses for similar junketings have been taken from the public purse heretofore, and is a clear steal. A despatch from Washing ton, 2S ult., says: Having secured a suf ficient amount of money by retiring a large number of active navy officers, and make all the political capital possible by falsely asserting that the Democratic House forced him to do it, Secretary Robeson finds himself pecuniarily ab.e to give the "White House ring its annual junket at the (iovernmcnt expense, and set sail to-day in the United States steam er Tallapoosa for a two-months pleasure trip. The party at the start was render ed small by the fact that the President and main body have already gone to Philadelphia, besides the jolly Secreta ry, eighteen pieces of the Marine Band and a full supply of highw ines and other necessaries. The vessel to-day only car ried off the regal crowd, J. L. Kedfern. who loves Robeson and his contracts, about equally; a son of ex-Senator Cole, of California, and Commodore B. -IV. Taylor. At Philadelphia, however, the circle w ill be filled out, as the programme has it, by the President and Mr. Grant Colonel Fred and wife, Ulysses, jr., Mr.-. Marshal Sharp, Miss Bessie Sharp, Mr-. General Dent, B. C. I>ent,et id omne ge nus. The Tallappoosa has been announc ed for a week as loading with freight for one of the sloops-of-war at Norfolk. It will proceed to Philadelphia, Newport and Rye Beach, furnishing free accom modations, tkc., for a prolonged trip to the Centennial and along Bhorc. Gen. M'Clellan in his letter endorsing Tilden well says: "It is now abundantly evident that had not a Iemocratic Home been elected in 1574, it would have been impossible to unearth the various instan ces of maladministration that have come to light, and it is equally clear that until the Government passes into the hands of the Democrats, we shall never know the whole truth, whatever it may be, and we need to know the truth as to the past, that it may serve to guide us iu the fu ture." The X. Y. Sua, like the Reporter well Bays that business inen all over the coun try are crying out for a total change in the character of the Administration. To secure that, they must vote for Tilden, well knowing that the election of Hayes will mean the continuance of Grantism, with its Zach Chandlers, Sccor Robesons and Don Camerons still ruling the roost. Hayes sent a letter to Grant a short time ago telling him that he endorses his administration. Just as we said all along. How can reform be expected from Hayes then? James B. Bel ford, a son of Dr. H. Bel ford, of Lewistown, has been nominated for congress by the Colorado republicans. But Colorado goes democratic, you see! A CHANGE. But the Times of to-day, for party rea sons, vilifies Mr. Tilden to its heart's content. It finds nothing to say either for or against Hayes and "Wheeler. Its main efforts are directed against Tilden and Hendricks. It assumes a sort of guardianship over the Democratic tigers, but neglects the Republican oysters. It laments over the recent coalescence of Democrats, and fears that our reunion will help the Republicans? Next No vember will 6ettle that. The people de mand a change of administration, and will have it. The days ol the Republic lUU put ly uro uumbvrvd! TIL BEX'S JtKFORM. In his dealing* with tlie rogues who had gained access to some of the most important positions in hi* State, ;>>\ Tihlen liaa displayed the manner in which he w ill pursue the work of reform when the control of the affairs of tlx nation is placet! in his hands. He has been but about eighteen months in tin executive chair of New \ ork.yet in that time he has originated and carried into operation, measures whith have rediic ed the expenditure - tn one department only to the extent of tu> and a halt million dollars annually. He has !-o exposed and completely destroyed an elaborate system of frauds bv wtiieh tin s.ate has been annually robbetl of lai. < amounts of its canal revenues, he lias broken up the largest most influential, and most com|rt of the plundering rings wldeh hnVe inIV.-;<d tin st:it>. !l. has driven out of the field, and in some eases into the State prison, the horde f [ dishonest contractors and otl'uials who were stealing the people's uioue) H> has carefully watched the proei odiugsof the 1 egislatutv. and by vetoing improvi* dent sets, has reduced the appropriate i s for general purposes about a million ot dolli rs. He has cau-ed the State taxe to bo cut down nearly tifty per cent This is reforming in away that the | e pie can understand. Honest and dm j honest alike can appreciate at its full I value such services as these. The for i.ier show their estimate of its value by rallying to lus banner; the latter by straining every nerve to prevent the in auguration of this kind of work at \\ a>l. ington. Tlie mass of the people is how i ver, eurollod on the side of honesty, and is determined to give the >t> ..t R> former the widest possible >c> po .. r . display of his genius in the field which with such eminent success, he has cult rated in New Hork. CL ASS DISTINCTIONS In the administration of the govern ment all political pud religious ditler enc*, all distinctions of race and color, mmt be utterly and irretrievably abol ished. Those who being invested with authority, use their influence to stir tip ' strife between the different r.ua s under their control, are enemies of mankind r and obstructors of the advance of civili . ration. The present Executive i guilty - of this heinous crime, and u-ks for por ' mission to continue in the op|>ortunity t for its commission. Tlie public is how ' ever, aroused to the necessity of placing 1 its strong restraining hand upon these - men ;it knows that the scenes of tur motl and bloodshed, with tlie records ot s which our Republican brcthern are cen > tinually assailing our ears, will never. - cease until, as Governor lleudricks tt r>e f !y puts it in bis letter of acceptance. - "the power for evil is taken away (■ i - a porty that makes j>olitical gain out oi - -ccaes of violence and 11 >odshed, and the constitutional authority is placed it - the hands of men whose political wcl i far- requires that peace and good order - shi.ll be preserved everywhere. 117/1" "DOS" 11-1 s' APPOIXTED. 1 The Sun in its issue of 2S ult. tel'.s it a . handsomely as truthfully why Siu. n IKtn was appointed. It remarks that the President's isolation was growing paiu y ful. His trusted friends were stepping down and out on every side, each with '• the nation's hiss of "thief!" in his rear. ' Schenck, Belknap, Shepherd, Williams, r Delano, Crcswell, Babcock, carpet-bag " gers, brother-Jn-law, whi.-kv thieves. '• bribetakers, an endless proce—i n >f v the President's favorites marching d<>w n lt into the shades of historical infamy. He e had thought he would continue to the r close without loading up with Simon D Cameron. Simon had led him cn vari -3 ous fishing excursions into the wilds of '* Pennsylvania, and between drinks and bites, poured into l.is ear the tale of 3 Den's extraordinary accomplishments, and still Grant had remained firm. But Y he was in sore want of a new pr >p t>> lean 1 upon—the old ones being rotten and y shaky—and in theeiglith year ofbisdis e graceful administration he staggered in '' and fell against Simon Cameron as the last hope of support. Simon solemnly ' agreed to pull him through—to save him e from repudiation by his own party —to " nominate a candidate for President who 1 would not be objectionable, and to carry p the Novemlier elections in the good old Pennsylvania style, j " r The Bellefonto Republican has a pro . fusion of rorrespondents. Tlio fellow who does up its Miilheim epistles gives !. the Reporter a few sly digs. One thinks >, we are a fool for supporting the demo cratic ticket, because certain democrat e are seeking to injure the Reporter; an t> other says the Reporter is arouse ! from t its "languor and comato-e condi'ion. . This is too bad, we mean tlie "comatose. . If some ill-disposed Democrats are seek ing to hurt the Reporter, they do - without cause. There is no democniti r paper in the state that can show up a t truer record of devotion to the party t than the Reporter, although some for . whose election we have worked have > "fooled" us. With very few exceptions, thus far, all candidates elected by our party, and with tlie aid of the Reporter, : and its numerous friends, have denit ' fairly with us and have acted like lion ■ orr.ble men and good democrats, and if i some choose to act a different part and go "back on us" as the Republican's cor respondent has it, we do not sec that such conduct should make us swerve from Democracy or that it makes u a "fool either. If the above writers think the county treasurer, or the sheriff, or ar.y other officer whom tLis paper and its democratic friends in Pennsvallt-y in good faith assisted to elect, intend to "go back" on the Reporter, wc are not a "fool" on that account, for we had a right to cx|>ect tlie same fuir treatment that was shown us by all previous offi cers, and prefer to leave the matter fir oor democratic friends to think over. The radical camp is thinning out fir good men. Here is the way those go who don't endorse Hayesjatul Grant ism : General Sigel who lias been the Re publican candidate for Secretary of State of New York —the gallant German sold ier—is for Samuel J. Tilden. Gideon Welles, the honest Secretary of the Navy in Lincoln's Cabinet, is for Samuel J. Tilden. Ex-Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, the friend of Lincoln, andjthe gallant soldier, who was elected Govenor of his State by the Republicans, Is IbrKamuel J. Tilden. Montgomery Blair, another member of the Lincoln Cabinet, and one of the original members of the Republicon par ty, is for Samuel J. Tilden. Ex-Governor Curtiu, of Pennsylvania, one of the great lights of the Republican 1 party during the war] and .since, is for ] Ijainuel J. Tilden. Charles Francis Adams, the ablest of I our foreign ministers under Lincoln's J administration, is for Samuel J. lil* ' den. A Frenchman has discovered that ' there are seventy-one different kinds ot whales. In November the Americans s will discover another one—a IJayps j whtkleJ, Wait XihUn. u THE N. Y. ' TlMls ITI.WK • Mil. TILDEN. "If anything can aroti the New V. Ik public to that pit !t oi indignation w liii li ( alone becomes them in the present cries i it is the acooutit which we pub! li to v day. Here we have, thank- to the ( labors of Mr. Satuuel .1. lil.lcn. full aim conclusive evidence that Wm. M.Twei-1 differs only from a common thief in hav- 4 ing Miidon tens of thousands iu ie 1 oi tens of d dlavs." fhe N \ I'iine <Vt ' tub. is:i. The democratic state oo>m i ,u-ii. <-i New York,met at Saratoga, laat week did did a magnificent thing it itomina ted Horatio Seymour fin governor hi ac lamatioo, l \ Gel Sey inotir wtek he loie tin- i .invention met pi i -isuiully n fused to be considered a candidate lh< people have called upon him and hi patri. tisi.i will 1. id 1 i i l i! . v the call. lb rati i Seyuioiii ha- .! lu.i 1 i!. iiomiiiatioit Idr Governor of N. w A oi l. iiuamiu. isly tendered liinil \ ..!■ i>. - eraev vf that state. His rca*- ns are ill liealth and a desire to hold t. • m re of fices fhe ex govenu is di-elinaiion will le received with regret all ov> r the country. l'he state i ininitteO w II till the vacancy. l\ 1. Hyatt's Military Veademy is • -1 theinsiiiutioiisofwhuh i'emisy ham., should be j!. .id. Ni I long ag •. a men. tw rof t <-ngri ss on the tlo r.flliell . said that it was a .juesti. ;i with ui.tuy roinpe;, a judges "whether their drill was inferior to that of the \V< t Point Cadets." Physical training should go along with the mental and the moral to accomplish the l-t st results of a go.id cdiicuti a. To lw simply a i -.1 scholar is not enough. l\m many small boys with j ..le uitelh tual f.. and puny bodies are seen going to the schools all around i.-. The ir physical developinetit seems to have ! ecu overlooked alto . gcllicr. They may beeofue learn, 1. l-ut they will be very likely to die early. It is a satisfaction t - k:i u that theri are some sol., Is where great -tress , laid ujion the health of the trody aiul its normal development. Nothing serin, j this so perfectly as aw ise military drill . under well-trained instruct, i-. This i • found under tlie very best condition- at . the Pennsylvania Military A ud< my near Chester. Col. Hyatt, its head, i- an . army officer, and In- c> rps of tcachcr , are among the uio-t ceiiq • ont in the e land. The curriculum covers a full rar ce . of studies, profe-si. tuil and praei cabin* ; eluding literature, the science- and .u. . fitting pupils for btisines - rpr u-nai r life. The September sehi l-davs are ap . prciaching. The parental min i is i.gita , ted by the question "whir shall my r bov go " For one, we should seek t I . * 11 t.iur an institute that, while it fao a I the advantage of a finished education, . I add* to it a discipline that i; ; • r physical health, prouiot< s tin t :lh ii finest bodily dev, lopment, st-ctiri > a manly bearing, and itisiilb habit of obedience to authority, and other •• 1 s principles, that can nowhere be - ■ Wc'.i - taught xs in a schcn-l such as we have e named. The Colonel, will be pie: -cd i - send a circular of information t - ..11 w i g wish it. '' lion, lleistcr t'lvmcr > fPennsylvania, r | who became the bete noirofthc Kepub ■, j iican press as soon as he,might Kelknap in his crime, lfcfore that In- w. - rather s I well thought of by the Republicans, but ' j tliey never forgive anv one whs cat* In - '' an official thief. To Mr. Chun-r's abili n ty and promptness in forcing R Iknap ■ e <vnfession the Grantities justly a- ribe i j their failure in re-nominatitig the Pr- -i ' I dent, and a large part of the gloom that n now enshrouds their uu.-w, i- • ■ • ,f Col. Bob. Ingerstdl.—Col. Ingers >ll. . I who nominated Blaine at Cincinnati. has gone to stump Maine. He is tin •f most brilliant of Radi. al oral rs.and the j. ablest infidel in the United States. H, • j entirely disbelievt s in the cxistei c of <ioti. ami showed the courage of h: opinions by otli> lating reeentl/ at the d funeral of his father-in-law, at who h lie i- would permit no religious ci rernony.- . I'frtitind Arrfut. l-ewisburg. Aucn-t'J*. —Thedrniocrat- Y -if Union county in o-nventioii a- e; ii hied to-day nominated John Walls f- r 0 Congn-ss, A. H. Dill for Senat ir, D. W. IVllman for Shcritf, Martin Ru-lv fir Associate Judge Union will imj r - e Y handsmnely on her former democrati J votes. The New York.Times wants Tilden t - i- withdraw. And that would In- a goo 1 v thing for llayc's, would it not ' Well s Uncle Samuel will n-be ready t-- with* - draw until 4th of March, w hen he will i- withdraw to the white-house. •* Furrows six miles long arc talked of " una fa;in in Dakota. That's nothing " the democrats will plow., furr-w through the radical Hay field that will extend from Jersey to C'alifi ;ni.t. At 1. t the R< pubiitau ti kt tS CO ill pleted, and we -ee clearly the candidate between whom we are toeho -<•. NV'iii, h '' is it to be, Tihlen and liendrickH, or Hayes ind Killrii k? Has Mr. Bri-tow, tlie great jni. u. l Reformer of the admini-trat. n, any r thing to fear from revelations as to hi manner of conducting tin- Whi ky Bii t prosecutions, that lie is trying t> make himself so uerviccnblc in tlu-J Rejiubli f can canvass? 1 If Governor Haves is annoyed that so . little notice is taken of him by either i side in the present canvas. why ih>< -• he , not endeavor to do something that shall ' be worthy the attention of his fellow • ■ citizens? The di fit-re nee IL.s juat here. Hay, 1 tells what he will not do, and Tilden i tells what lie will do. Tlie one is an 1 equivocation—the other is a pledge. Win re you conic across a knot of three men abusing "old man Tilden." you w ill find that twoof tliem are office-holders who expect to loose their "join," "If it takes cverv Northern man and every Northern dollar w<- must hold tin- Union together,' 1 said Mr. Tilden when Fort bumpier was bombarded. The New Y-irk Wnrhl has no doubt that Mr. Tilden will, in his own way and time, think it not unbecoming Im position "to ret his foot upon the char ges." Every Southern State which litis been ruled by Republicans since the war has doubled its debt. Extravagance and corruption mark every footstep of that party. Business will not revive nor will work he plentiful until something occurs to give capitalists confidence. An honest man like Tilden in the White 11<tj. <• would do it. The New York Tribune, which excel lently represents the views of the Re publican party, says ; "The more Gov. Tilden's letter i> read the less it is liked." Col. Robert luge,.- I j}!, who slumps i Maine for llayes, is a brother oi the l.<r- | mer member "from tlie Peoria District in i Illinois, who amassed such a large for- i tune by his skill at l'oker, and built an ' elegant Washington residence with the winning;? of one session. Perhaps Bob. ' who believes In nothing else, believes in < his brother < 'lark's system at l'oker. Portland Argus. What kind of a campaign is it to call Gov. Tilden a "perjurer," and a "swind ler?" Is that your "bloody-shirt earn- v paign w ith money in it," or your "finan- ' h cial campaign without money ip it ? j i The Boston Herald asks what we should do for a President since Speaker Kerr's death, if Grant and Ferry should t ttie, 1 llu l lilm kit itro threatening to Intra tin ti'wn of Monroe, in 1 iiiii-iiuia, Thin i it g->,l c.iiim' f r •fil ling tr>>p.s down •' there to t out vol llu rift-linns nut! k> |> 'ln* w 11ii fit-in vntii, f.*. l ililt- t. I'ui- | tvur.N. !.>, I*l% Putin .n an I M t' u K .tin: jtt-[ ,i wt I I'M Nn U tfi. Th* I'llt-.burn I'twtf, \ugust 31, t.n 'lll .il I tiir tlt'llai ■ |>t r I*.irrt-1 at tlir x\i II ha? nt.itli* ia).nl fortum i f> r thn.c xxh • Held rpuutlifit in tank. Thi• is tin* Aim % l-ildo I.f • ft illt't* >t'| !i mil I , alltl xi ill inflt-i* la u \ig i inln in nit t U'p.u linou!- of iinlu-ii \ duivllv and n , ii'-' I fly . uiiivti d with tin |.it itlinl nn ti( ' il. Ili iil x n 11 It i I tin ili i! , .tin! tlit .i l\ \\f iiuli.f t lt. i i liil i.i,i rrplntt . lilt* 'III it il P\l rt ■:( nf tin* |.;| I ft'tt ' ' i ... k in* tl lit i>tnti un lit mliiiwi a if.ln. lion •hiring August nf j.'-, I lt> it.-.i *,C, llu- j rtiitititut of iuin in tin* in*usury is jGk',- t I ! • I i.l It lit X ti.tlllll, f }I I ,t.Mi "i , | s|iffiul lit'jMisii*, nl It fitl Ifiitlt t>, lit lil f,ir - redemption tif ft rliii. nit i nf ilcji.iM!, t ; 1 • i it; ~ i .iiif.it. ; • k i'U * • • . ii Yn ohi lady of Duitx ille, ill., I'itit . nl-1' ttl to ting her mii, a young tttun of nt r it t ii \ i .ii>, ft-r i filling home lit I o'clock ' : ' i in the- i iminugo l>th mother ttiitl t>t>n*t it-II a tlit- nn t* nft\x tl v f Iff t■utof it win - L dow. 1 in' iii..il.l l was kilted. A (wo>|i n, i sjui\ lift |ui 11 otl tin* lni\ of any iinj'U* t 1 la* ion of crime. . ■ The following appears in a Pietou 1 Oct piper: "Not tee (uitl lit !| iiig me, I am tif.t rmiiiftl to -ave roy-elf and a.-.j , many of my felloiv-suireit is as |>u>...iblc!. front the snares and trap- ot all hotel-1 ,e. I i-ami ut -k.t . ti livmvt'Uii t w t itkne--, and their cupidity, 1 lind nix . -elf xvell-nigli ruined in ewiv respect, - an.l am determine 1 to redeem the |mM ' hy a -oler future, and 1 warn ami can- ! : ion evt ry man hi the tr.ale that aliould.' they ev- i a_*aiii give me the iiitexicatiugi fttp, tinder any pretense whatex er that 11, x\ill -tiri-ly Iniiie them to justice, as 1 im an th sand xxill perform xxliat 1 say. John 11. \\ aii.uuakt i. \ <>Ui. TION i: VSII.V ANSWERED I ti vtfii i Heniiitl.- S.purely Siij - p rt i the ti iveriiinent l>uiii.o llu* lie! ellii n. ■ To Tmk i uir. i. t r Tit* St.x s'ii 1 iti e lit ndri ..s dur.; „ti xi :>r xxa di- It yul ; that In* XVH- : *i p. .Ec a! any prii ■ I and Unit 1.0 wa oppo-c 1 : i sen.: 1.4 • A | • tor- from li. liaiial tijtht tor the I i. >ri i ('r y> .1 K'xc m< ai'-.x t i nee t • ■ futt t . Ibe best tl itiii -in r. gard to lie* Hen .l t, , during t! e r.l i 1 i ti.-. II 11 .. ti iu ,*li Helotv xt It - 1 .-..A. in hit ovvi.j ' April. lr. I. ANTSPHFIT, lift !arau a. In* e.a-; that it xias the Ju-1 tv of : iie cilia*-! - ■ f Indiana to gh.> ibi , Government an t nuet and -arnes*. 1 elusion; 1 ij liitil IS Al*ol.ls, April'.'t I J Mu. Kniton My attention ha* t • j t<%trni.-|jc. in vi ~ It it i- state 1 T at at , I Union *..> etinjj he'd at >lt Ibxrvill.. a fen ! evfiiirjjs since, a 1 nuniu.e v.a* aptudnt j ill.l wait upon 11 .with the r. put tlia. 1 shot.ld tcs'i. that. bcinßcalled upon by j ' the con,m Ut-*, 1 refuMil: > speak. ...ytny that 1 i , i >to il iiioN*. :.tin it the ditli j, uity, ami *v lid l ave m thin 4 t> do it . ! -stric ttinir the c* untry from it peri'.ou* !I cond'ti n r 1 The writer ha lon xi.. % !y ia>-inft imed '• I never heard f the app •intment o! ■ ueh n l onii'.toe, an,! - upj *o m ne wax np ■ .nit -J. N • 1 luiiiiltee waited ii|*Oi im i , with -uh 11 retjuiik Ilad I hcer. to hen • . '■ ; I li.'tvt never withheld my vi. v.- • upsnanx ! que 'i *n of pnltlie inter, -t from the jteoph ; ■ ,♦ { trouble <• S;f • 0 tht war c• in men cot! 1 , hut* uitif rtnlv - tiJ that th uuth ritv ■' t . t T."ill t ! II.:: d state* not " out *.i ir.cd in In.il .r ami tl nt I rfjj-.rd, . ;ti Kit" the (iovemtn.nt an haunt ami , earntil u| i*ort in the prosecution of tb * war, until, in the | roviJcnee "of (. .1 i " j mny be brought to an h mTable conclu-; r -i- i. at I the I 'vini; of peace ft* t ret. ,- ' ' • all controvtr y i*t rclati :i t'* the caUi *•* ami r, po.*.'it-ililii if the war No -at ja' IJ : :l b. ;.* ing -f Indi ii at Id try. it■ j 'I the t diet of arm t • v-' eh ihev are,! ' ' call* d than mynelf. \ 'j a < iiis-11 or w-pape is r. t uniig tbi I ! e>untry xi. M in V- pt -* i t rrii- l*.v at ' ' tcmptii 4t • give a purthan a.pi ■ t to thi | (■'war, or by rermi*. g to ; irv,rt the cause! jof the c tinfry to party i nds. K. j ctfully, Til.tMAs A 111 *. ".I* K f I UKS. i . ;. am i.x iniliat .l Joimthali 1! Hit :ii luiiit.cr yard, together with the railroad! eon i n; > - w-it r lank at Woodland, Cl' ir j : d i unty, I'.i , xvus burn. I this morning; The Ore xxas caum J by nn incendiary. A bout I.l* u.nai liit i ftv. rj lumber nn i • K'.(Ai jiirk-ts were dolroyed L- - oiij lumbe;, $lo.( ". In'urt ti for J'i.UU *r ( it. IV). I. on inii 1 §.'■,ti. In irctJ f.r 8k Byaofntke, Ontario, Bpt, - do structire fro brokt out here this afternoon j in ti.- '• y L. pt by M. ("!:rpel, near the l> -t ofli ■*, nr.tl pr ad rapidly till it rent li-j <.l the river, nt ..r th • Grand Trunk rail-; way bridge The fliuits ran doxx'n both i ■•ie . Main Str -t, tnk ini; in their rt ur . t the St. lly:. intiif, c and Nu'n nl | I,itiii.*. | -t office, iiutrket and courthouse, faclori • and over eighty xvholesale ar.tl l retail. ,uroj At thrcti p. ui. the fire had spread, by means of burning cinders, to three parallel streets nnd burned every thing up. IV tple had no tiuio to save i stitch of clothing. At senn p. in. sis | hundred hou-es had been honied. A j steam re engine arrived from Montreal t by a -pi. in] train at 30 p. in., too late to t bo of much service. Hundreds of fami.if? an* hoinelf-s, with nothing to eat. The ' 1 >f £ is roughly estimated at tfd.tXW.UOO. i A C'AKD TO THI* AMERICAN * PUHUC. For many year* we hav* mode txvo nied- ' nines suited for tho ailment* id a vastelass 1 of sufl'erers. 'Thousand* of cures liavt ' been made by them, antl in fael, the word '. failure t "Uld never be coupled with them ! Hut wllliiri the last two years count- rletls of our medicines have sprung up, danger ou* in tii- -r close imitation -u on-tradxv iinirt. To seeuro the people we have 1 placed upon each genuine box ol Hollo ' way - Till-and llolloway'* (lintuient tin 1 at--initio ol ilie signiituro ut our Agent. ; f.Mr. .1 os. lla.vdocli. To counterf- ,t tiila ; s a felony. \\ e shall relentlessly pursm ' any one who imitates this with llio uiiuostj vigor of thu laxv. \\ e most earnestly l-egj"' that the great Ui.i-.- of the A lio rieaii | . i-eople will aid u? in our efforts to pr-.tect their health, aiol help u- in our tusk ol ' bringing these most unprincipled men to ' the Car of ju-lico. Uniformly refuse to purchase Medieiues purporting to be nui - tinies-Mr. Ju-. Haydot l. . sigiiature i* at-i " la- hctl to each lio.x of Tills or Tot oftiint- '' iiicnl antl the end will soon be reached. !'■ Tho public's obedient servants, y. HOLLO WAY IV T'O ON J] OF FOU.N'eY S KKI'U HLICAM j liI'MOKISTd. T. From tho Detroit Free i'ress. Clapp. the Government Printer, who was put in office by* Grunt because Con gress kit k"d him out f--r fraud, lias come out for ilaye*. He WJuld he mi awful j ){ lone oine thief if ho um'nt. Tho thirty second call for tho nlHip*lilt tion of 6 *A' bonds of ISO 6 xxas r.sucd on th IMWi CI HOLLY MAdI'IKKI-SM. A-- \s INS(i|.'T||K FIRST PItGMI- Nl NT VICTIM HI.M OY URUIf llu Sum ■ An- in- t opvi.lid ul Ollii i .Miiitlei A-toiiiitling Ivevo l.iti.-ii Aiiticijnilttl I litrtiuniiV I .tdlt r of Ili uuil -ti,,ixen ]>oca not I il.o ligtk n Word. ?St'i'i il to l'liila 1 iinei, ] in, ;. Chun ~ T;t., Xtigust 'ii. tin Satufokj < % ; ;• Dooomboi 3,1871, MT --■ ' **' I, tlt- n A iiiaiit Superintend !' .d till nolios t l l the Lehigh C.-ul and! Nat r -li. n Coiiipuii v, fell I lit* first pitimi-j i" '. victim of tho Mollis Msguitws. Rsl t* a* ll I isl ii,iitf hos that urn louidt red Ihe tlned iim i niiutlted in the limine ! strn i • f Summit Hill, at 7 o'clock in the -xti..!g. lit- In • liattly alter Towejl hat! It'll 11 . -.. it* if Harry Willuinson i- re tiii " ' l > r.-ident eat Lansford, stibte-1 t|UriiTi> nott',l n- tne sceiio of tin, brutal! i iu.lt r - I i'owell . nt <<*>-.. r, John T Jen., 'three men werodiroutly itnp lest .I In the Inutile: < Ine i-t these, the trial lest. *tp| :> :o In d T.-well fr> 111 the rear, ruat i.etl t it-r hi* slo-uhler an-l shot Inn through the breast The bullet pI. fit through Tow ell's body and lodged in tin I i i null, ali i the wound prosed Iu! ,1 tli M iitlax in-riling follow ing .it six o'eloil.. The night being very daik, the a I t t'Bp .1 K \V. t'liilk, Kst|.l IS .tit i-d tie Company, oflVretl a re- { waid of $1 tksi for tho arrest t>f the lour- , Ifit i- ai d Carbon . nil.l, added #ll*' Two lis. II Patrick Hi: lin and I'alrit k (i 1- t,, ' uuiinii fill! wt re arrested ftn t murder, but were entirely innocent, a' I the I.* l-iuuit l was tl st ltarged t-n hit b ure r| . wh'tlo Giltlt-u was Iriedand a, - ijtlltti'd. Tin Mu'dert r> of Alorgnii Powell are m, \v knowu They are Jack D-nahoe, all t- "Ye low Jack Donahue, Alexander C..tilp!-e I and another w lo in ll is not (toil et i u t.> name "Yellow Jac- -s the lilan wit filt'd tin' fatal slot. He is it! s, my It. ill i nun man un.l a t-n '*'•!, m* IL- the Moltie who initiated tut- , th-* order Jim ins K erngan, the "njut* l-T ' J u 1 lupt- It's t ,-liar at l a ~*ipia. He is , , ti id-i eoiiv iclioii in the jail at Potts-K Vi : r eoint iieity 111 the luurdeis of GoL nit r, JaMf 5.,, g. r, I red and the shoot- , ing of Uia Mai*-!-. District Att->meyl, -I. xv, is h- tiled u petition asking lb*!, t' ur't -awa I a writ of habeas corpus ad-!, rt'ferandiiin direct to the sheriti of St buy I-1 .i.l e .. y, ai ion Tue-.tay t'aptH n Peel to ot the A't-al ainl 1 tun Police, will bti- g "Y, low Jack oVerthe uiouiilain, when he will be indicted nr tins rtiocic-u- mur- I, r Tits trial will lake place in Octo ber. I t* :t'-i- up.ill*, Campl-ell, i- I'-* 111 ill i , :t'. uv n trd t'f murder in the lirst .-•gti, mt , .loin-cis-■ Hi mot it n lor . new trial w ill bedeeidetl to morrow. The . rguii -■ t l-t'ing the s a tut* it-at WasprtJ** lit-, e l IU the prex tous eases ~f Du> ie ati I K,l y. . I" lex itl that tho tiioliou will be. : .t I.i ! Then it will be taken to the Su-| reiiit* C urt. Wbeti the M tg:ih Powell .rd -r - . curred Campbell t w Thing . tl, n.,:ie and it was after this tliat he -it'tl to luttift.) ut ami k.pt the sal—on iii a- suit <- become so ti--: nous as lh> j bead)} lartera of then thugs. WftktWt|e> g it.l nf'ail, I can sax that the evidence . ' f.*h c t.-r t!4k ri-iud-r i- over !., lining and positive The people .hi- ugboiit this region rejoice at tha pros | ■ tii*". llu- murder i* at la-', to be sxeiifc ■ i It w.siht trsl of the series that have It :uu I cell c> 111 lllllt'd, and started the :>,.';>lo as :. ,i o has -inco done. F.-r tour , . - ■ nt:. Jimmy Kerrigan unttalcj his jbt ** shrouded in impetietrab e uiys : ry A • iindi.ug light will t>e thrown ip .*. ere tho clo o of the Centennial A LIVELY PASSAGK-AT-AEMf* WITH MR t.nWKN DLN'IAI-S AND ( UNI RAIMCI 10N>. i (- hi i Army tho Republi Jvtii ,tt d ,'.s tt uit '.cry ,l > . nui.t Hi 1, mar T i.i Mr D M Kve a! 1., . IL•- Tamaqua C urier, jr, *id, d at • t> eer. ui mo a dread a letter from the li, vern,r, in which he says In your let ter x u bttelly allude t.- a -Uteinen. :n cir .. ulatioa in Tour Ticioity that I In d ton ; .ril ut- i j t<l> to a lu*.d to , mploy uun-el eft'itd I I u I lie t tailed ki tile Ma ;t.itt - , ~,ed of murder in the counties of j .Schuylkill and Cnrbon This statement x, ; . tit renounce to be unquallf. dly talse, i- xveil a* the insinuat. t>- ii-ttJo by Mr. .t • til h'.S n •■til t te, i. to the ,9\ it, tk< ->• trials at Ptl'sviile. If Mr. ti, xt:. i. ~Nt nvty the sdia t'.at my :eti a an official was in any way ir,flu • n, . d l> any bargatn, arrangement or un fer-tanding -..'.1 i .mv one, u.;,,l r orindi • ■*.!>"•• ■ .ted Vith the - ciety known as the Mollie Maguires, then his siate'Uenl is ji.truc and be knows it lobe. A rep r <•( the P: i adelphia Kven ng . It. ,tl tin (tuSi-ll el. S.tur lay t k wl.at lie had to Sav iti regard t:-- otter We i; ;,•!, "Mr Gowen. glan, r gl -t y ov- rti v. llarlrwnfl s let er. -a i s wly a: l rather i:, silatir gly .* 1 l..ii t know I have n< thing 1 hav.. i th jugtos-i.x in r ply. ,VH tb.it 1 said came .it ii id., ia! pr-'Cet. iwgs. anil any reply must 1 made through the same source (I ! Mr. ti w.;,'t... reporter exclaimed, . 1 didn't node.-land the n.ot'Cr in thai g!,I A the r-i-t-rt, r .-.ud tbi- he ad | x r,n,, t- tin d rus a! ut t- leave, j w I ■ n Mr Gowen, who wa standing in th' ii,ldie ! his ..ffi.hastily strode tip u> th-- i r,.|i,,itrr in.u said, ..itha peculiar stii,U'. l! Go Hariruiill snld what 1 said is n.-i I. i- u .Mtr. Gix ). in my < -mpli ' * ' DKMUCI'.VTIC CUI'NIA COMMIT TEE IK". < r .HMIN liOFFKK, Relief, ate {Nortk Ward—J W. Orphan. ut W ... i J ..it ii •%.. ..iu,e W. -t WrJ—J. C Harper. II -war 1 R -rough Raiser Weber. M - burg " Win. A. K"rL u Pul : burg Ror ugl Ed Mum, ;. C • v iii* " S. A. Martin. Flem , ing. Ilei iit-r I\* p Dr \\ .P. Ib'throck. Rrllt iiugg- Etiwartl Johnson, Miiebtirg. I'-ur- -idi R M illioTaii !. I'ine Clen. < dug, Trunk Tny ior, L iiunt. C .rt.i -J in M C - ,y. Howard. T.-rg . • u.d Pr • Is G Rrc'.t, Pint I Grove Fergu- nNt w* " So! fiats , K irk j ' Gregg Jui.n Ct-ldrcn, Sprit g Mil-*. IL.; - 11 \ M ugle. Aaror-l irg li .111 M.-yer. Jr . I If- II til HalfM n 's' Griffin. l!!f >[ -mi. 11 i. - Ad mi Krcbs, M .rtna, Howard R L-'athers, Mt Eagle. Liberty WII (iarlncr, Rlanchard. Marit-i Win Latnb, t\ alker. M le- Kiil-en Kf- amer. W>*lf *St -n*. Put ton Win U-'-il, liutl.ili- Rut). I'olter Win 11 Mingle. Cftilrt Hh 1, Pi nt DA M u-er, M illht im. . Ku-! 1.1 Dunk'e, hantlv Hidge. S ivSh.'Oiwj A", lin Hint, n, Mosliau- I on. Spring J G I.iurimer, Pleiunnt '.tp, I vb-r Win Calderxvt 1, Port Matilda. Ui.i n Win M Sholl. Fleming. W ulke: Am.br.-K® M, Mullen, II iblrr.*- l-urg. \V rlh \:-reri Kresc. I'ort Matilda. We xxill M-nd tlie Reporter until after the , .unpaigti for k'*! eeiil.*. Header, fend us tlie itaiire*. antl help the cause of re form. Ft-r the Ktporler. CHRISTIAN UNITY. St. Puul sav-: Endurance to ken the unity of lh<> r*piiit in tl-o bond* of peace. Eph. 4:3. i. e , He united in afTeclioii and live in peace, according to the leading of the Holy Gh t. Rut to particularize on thi* subject, I will discus* it under three division* : J I. TUKNATI iik AM- KXTKNT OFCURIR TI As U all V. What i- it' It is the pir-. ( it of Christ, a product of tl-o Holy Ghost in the heart, and if it ninn have not the Spirit of Christ, he i- none of His, Kom. **lt is a spirit of love-mutual love— ! love to all the saint* -not only in name, but iu ib't'd- Hy tbi- shall nil men know ti nt ye are my disciphs, il ye have tore one to nnother, mv a Christ. Iti- n spirit of humility. Pride cause- content -m ; il is the opposite of humility. Paul is ml ' T. iriniha-, though largely imbued with Hit Holy Ghost, weto not fully humble, and ' hence, there vie n sharp contention he twoen them nt Anlioeh, Acts Ifidlt. In tha nb-t nee nl humility we often hear such ' utterance-a* these :1 am morn righteous than he, Maud oil", Ac It i* n spirit ol ,' forbenr'HH'o. Col. 1:13. Long •uffering, ' long oiiiuiril.ic.a, the ,'*or,.i-,x oi pationct' t -ward tin-no w In- injure us. I', is the es s-nee of true Christianitv. •J To WHAT KXTKNT MAY CuiiiaTiANß : RkUNK 1 answer, nil Christian* maybe ' one in faith, in love, in prayer, and in el- 1 fort. Union in those essential tilings wjultl II explode Jealousy and bigotry from 1 tho christian World. The writer does not mean organic, hut fraternal union -one ncis of mind an-l spirit, heart nnd soul — union in essentia!*, liberty in non -. e- l ' :iti In and charity in nil things. On this broad ground nil the followers of Christ •nn meet. IIOWMAY THIS UMTV Hk MAIN- ] rAIKKU ANI- PItoMOIKD? 1 answer : 1. k'y decided cTtirt, striving, especially triving together, reading, praying and ia luring to tliis end. k'. Ry regarding the compact between us f - ehrisliiin*. All christians nie united in ond* of fraternal amnity. They are oiiiitl together by friend-hip, harmony T ml good understanding A prnctieuble b] •po-itioii Hiei dciiiortmcnt is thn bond 33 ut bind* all christian* iu <>no. Di-cmd A itu i| HomiUvr. 1( liiuuid, li tnrefully guarded ami itrengtbeiud by all | tiollevori. •'1 \\ ii x Sii .fi i> I'II KKK IIK UNITY Axi-- N .. I' Ills.' w lint are 11-.. fen. I n-i-'' l lu. arguiiioiiU used by tho apostle urn tin* tollowilig 1 Says ho ■ '1 Itoro i* una body, one church of which f'hiist 1* tho Iliad ami nil believers are members. And this one tiliuit li is a living organism of xvhieh ( Itri lis the Lib :I There is one spirit Tho Holy Fplrit jllio soul ol the whole chuieh is animated mid governed. One Uul-e The hope of eti tl-nl lite 1 tie hope that I tirul I.as P rgixeti lue nil iu V past sin* and xxill forgive ine all my Inline -ins, tlmt Hi all tl.e burdens of life. He will be near to help die, that ill the \ alley ot the Shadow iif death. He w ill be j Lo with rue to rheer and comfort me. that a mansion . f glory nw nitt me on the other - hurt? aiol that 1 shall be for* ter happy lit , tin* pn -< i'ce of (ii\ I One L. r.l t'hrist, tie L"id of glory ICm ■ '1 be Lord from IL ut in. 1 ' 1 14.4, ihe Head of the ('hurt li, tlio Navior ot the l-.-dy lleuee It is said :He x e one v< t,r l.oid is one, see Aug I Ik', ti One Faith. 1. One grace t-f faith, the g.lt of tho Ho ly Hpird 'J Ou dl-tlrilio of faith. All believe ill , ."it* aid the -nine d,,il runt of Salvation \it wl are saved are saved ai d justified ! by Him. ! ii tine KaptLni. Ii- 11-e name -f th" 1 alb ~ S i, end II -ly tihutl ol - d-e.r in to ll.e i Uurch- I L'hiiei. A i arc by one! spirit i'Mptis* d into one body, not 01-e | more, but one baptism There aro many ! tin-des but only baptism. ~ li e G-'tl and b nilier t,f us all, w lu- 1-. above ul! an-l over all and among lis all n to los l-oly temple. All, therefoia, who! oittleax r In l- v id-, (ti, t .'hurt li, do all tb-'.x mi t>> tilv nle find hiimelf, w h> decret - in ' His ehurt li as in His I, n.ple '] herefort I the it| . tie sitj : keep the unity of the >pir,l in tin bund of peace, fur tl - re is om j Hotly, oil** spirit one Lord, one Hope on- : *'li' failli, one 11 *pt i s 111 , one God an-l I alio : t-f all pursue the apostle s idea it! 111 ittle furl! er, unu congregation, one Sun , j'.ay S' hool and one prayer meeting fx Tie diversity t'f gifts and g r ace-! t'hrist bt-lowid. contains an argutnenl for; i:ie pieservation and prutiiuiiuit ■•' the unity ol the spirit as also the different measures and degrees of those gifts and) gra, ot : \ll come from one and the tamt j i.ulhor and tend to the same end— the glo j |ry •■! i ,rut and the salvation of st>ul. 1 ' Tho variety of t-fli, v t.nJ t-ti-ec-r- Gin ist instituted, all tend to ibis end. 1 He guxo hit church Apostles, a -dr-MOt men s. Hurth by His own mouth to spread the g. -pel and gather the people into Con gregation*. Act*. 3 1 'i. 'i I r-'pbets to foretell future events arid . \plain the writing* of the old and New Te-.aUieiit 3. Evangelist-. Thev were tent out bx (the u|"-stlt a kind of itinerant preachers, I,*-,.me to plant and some to water Churt h ,as nirett ly planted, - 1 I'H-: >rs and leathers, bishops hi d vi ler-, -id- -ai d instructors of therhurcb, v 11,1k* Chris*, has afforded u- every pos vible 11 Ip to keep the unity of the -pint. OOSCLL'SIe-N. Should not, tlien, ministers a'ul lav iiifti. ail Christians labor earn rati v l-> keep .lie unity of the spit,l ! How often, though do Uu -Tirlii.ti of the Cross of Christ g wa\ fr-.iu the Church, with reason to say Set Yxv these Christians hate -ne another. ' instead of. See bow they love one another. * 11.-w they break their sw.-rdt over each other's head-. Instead of breaking them over the Devii .-. llow they waste ibei. I amti'Uliil. n at each oilier, instead of w asl ', nig U on th" putters of da.kne.s ana the - Legt uu of Hell, that thi* victories ot Christ ' ,tu -y be ex'.eiui--U. The-, tiut.g- ought tit Iso to Le l! all were to adopt the Ap- -tlu's Crw d and rule their conduct a - . cord-fig P- its principles and teachings, w.- should, then, have uuaniimty and acuuie*- sent peace and harmony among us. Then w u.d tho follower* of Christ be ruled by faith and charity, rather than by creeds, ■ Liturgies, Rituals and their own selfish theories and scbeuiws. and God -u'.d *. abundantly Lie-- them, to that they e could rejuico in iii* abundant mere \. J.T., Aarunsburg. fi 1.11 K. liUOWTU, in:A L TV. • LUMKINIIAIUCOLOR RcMonr. LONDON HA IK COLOR Roturor , N! a dye makes h:it*h iiair toft and stiky ; t lea rises the scalp front all ipipuri . tics, tasting the hair to grow where it has fallen off <r become thin. Can l-e applied by the hand at it does ' not slain the tkin or soil the finest iincr. II At a Hair Dressing it it the most perfect the world ha- ever produced. The hair is j rciicvalej and strenglher.eJ, and natural • icolor restored without the application of ■ mineral Substances, Since the introduction of this truly val uable preparation into this country, it has ''jt.een the wonder and admiration of all das- . as it has ptoved to be the only ar ticle that will absolutely without dc. ,p --tion. restore gray ha.r to itsongmal , -lor. health • -line:* lustr# t.r.d buiuly, and produce hair on Laid head* of its original * growth and color. Tmis beautiful and fragrantly perfumed article i- complete within iUcif. no wash ing or preparation before or after its u-e, <-r accompaniment of any kind being re quired to obtain thxi de-i-able results. HERE IS THE PROOF or ;r >UpbPJLr 2/.C9iIJS33C®. R< . i this Home Certificate, le-tibeJ t iby Kdwartl H Garnguctnne - t tho niu-t compete II i Druggists and Chemists of I'hii-t Jelphia, a man whose veracity none , ar. doubt, lam happy to add my tcstiir: >nJ to the creal value of the "London llait Color IL slur er.'which ("liurc ; my hair to its -rigtiuil Uu'.or. Ci.u the hue upp<*nr to be! ! permanent. lam s tisCi J that this prep irati -ii is nothing like a dye but operates j iipm, tlie Mcrelion*. it is also a beautiful j nair dressing and promote- the growth. I i-urcha-ed the first bultlo from Edward R ' Garrigin-s, druggist. Tei.th and Qwrt— BtJ who can also te-tify that mv hair xvas ju.it gray w hen I commenced its ure MRS MILLER. MiN.-ril " *. I'hila I] .S . rsc j 4oa, Betpeoted M* 4* i—l I have the ph asure in inform you that a lady of my acquaintance, Mrs. Miller, i delighted with the success of your "L -n --don lLur Color Restorer." licr hair was filling rapidly, and quite gray. Tho col or has been restored, tho failing off entire-' Iv st-'pped, and a new growth ofhairisthe re ult. E. V. GAHKIGI Kv. Druggist, > or. Tenth -V Coaler, Phil. 'London Hair Color Restorer & Dressing.' Has completely restored my hair to it? original color and youthful beauty, ai.J' caused a rapid and luxuriant grow th. MRS ANNIE MORRIS No. Glf. North Seventh St. I'hila ! Dr Dal ton of Philadelphia, says of it : The London Hair Color iii storcr is u< d very extensively among my patients ai d; friends, us well a- by myself. 1 therefore! speak trom - xprrience "fi CENTS PER BOTTLE. \ddre-- orders to Dr SW'AYNK A SO.N, :-f) North Sixth Street, PLilade)- phia, Penn'a . sob* Proprietors. 9dTSol.lt H U M.I [)]il <;<;i.sTS.-Is>i - Saved His Life. ONE oh IHE Mom KEMARKARLE CURES ON RECORD . Dit. SXVATNK —Dear Sir : 1 feel it tob, due t ■ you nnd suffering humanity, to give the following testimony respecting the wonderful curative pi'WOts ol your "COM POUNDS} It IT p of \V!UI> CHERRY, and SA Its APA RILL A and TAR PILLS" 1 whs a 111' tod with a violent cough, pains in t|ie sii|e anj Lrou-t, night -weals, sore throat j my bowel, were cos tive, appetite nearly gone, nnd my stom ueh so very weak that my physician wa nt a los- to know what to do for tne, as 1 everything I u*i d in the shape of tnedi- * cine was rejected ; spit different time* a 1 pint of blood I remained for nunth* in s tin- awful condition, and gave up aH hope. ' •f ever rcs overu.jj. .}t ißi, time you re ] • -mtneniied the u-e of your Syrup and Pills, which immediately began to soot lie * comfort and allay thu cough, strengthen- * -'-J and healed my lung* ; iu short, il ha inado a perfect cure of me. Any person doubling the truth of tho above statement, will please call, or address mo at the lac lory, or at my residence. * EDWARD 11. HAMSON, < No. 1i33 Genual-town Road Philadel- d phia, Ei-remnn tit Reorgo .Sweeney'* Pot- r tery. Ridge Road, below Wallace, Phila delphia. Ho very particular to ask for nil. SWAYJW&i COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD ©MSaiSV. n I iio most effectual remedy known tor the Throat, Breast and Lungs. his vnluul-lu Medicine is prepared only ii v nr. SUA am; A SON, , ;K> North Sixth St, PHILADELPHIA a H4TSOLD RY ALL DKUGGISTR.-aA, X AUy. Jf-tl W W. PI ? u . " * LNvfnft POiHTSw SETHI '- ;> POINTS OF ADVANTAGE • ih ih£ PURCHASE OF whs CI:".:- ' '! G WAI R S BROWN'S OAS HALt* ' If' • *tifi *0(1 nfktl C* S of . iii-.' • i ■ ir;ci i'TjiiL,ic- Hii'lOCk I'OtMTt: (y I - -On saltyffx liew ' ' ' **' HiQiiaeef ' ' an-1 W 1 1 ' | • '■ t: l'Ojev who A i Jjj- sitgi-0<U.„... W 11 "' I .nil sn? raj. w ' | 1 /< -' a*. ■ ToaU • tiualo-l ' x t * ■ * • g ttiag fisvom inst ! VV "... "tl/-. i 1 ) BTSfJ: ddO-Jeai -Tonr *wev V I ' II; 1/1.; u ~ ic.irncrtwtu.- -Ecu- * ' ■ 1 f V * • • * rt-Tct ar4 farT- D '' *' up '. benefit ' '■ —- \A !t; ei*n fjani all * hftb Writ* UfKi-ix. ,ju t NT" iflkertntef (tie i.. u., „ -* * ■ -AD ifWdMpir i : . ui Ms-tJi .iu IJij I f Mef. u 1,. j, , PuT, -aear, Gl 14 Itva Very lum- ! - Vt'ANAA.'/-.KEK! &, BMCWrd, n its: xiali^ S. E.COH -i IV & V-I. ': X FT STREETS, rmij l>SJ,phxa. SNOHTLWGE d I 0, COAL, l lMK.de., WILLIAM SIIO&TLIDGE. BOND VALENTINE SHOHTLIDGE&; CO, Burner* nod Shipper* of t ie celebrated ."Bollefomte I WillfliUM iLiIiMIE. - JSt ddcaltr. ia the very b t gra 1- of : ■ lAWii li U'ITK ( v (>Ali!| | ~ The tri y drui- n in (Vntrc Cctinlr who sell the W I UK H S 1! A It; H E CiOIAIL tj from the old Raltiuorc mines Also SHAIOKIX ANI) OTHKR (KADES of Aiilhra u t ;1 uryly .x; c -'y 1, i hcu?et:'( .at the lowest pricu* II i: .1 l Eil S.V GR.3 J I Th-y J'.y Wt -.-i;l-t t i " ; ■ in CM. or itreir th,: tlic Butrrn m.rkcU will ifl-ft, WIIIiAT. COBN. IS YE, OATS, CLOVER SEED &C.. t; Rougiit or w ;ii Ll- s . 1 t-i. i 11..'-I >n whvr. •h'-.tt d, and full prices guaranteed. Ins f rtnati n • rr ing t * grain trade v ill l-e furnished at til ttinea, to farmer•! 'i with pleasure, fr<— of charg RIFLE and BLASTING POWDER. FIRM BRICK ANI) GROUND FIRK CLAY. > j ! | DEALERS IN CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER, which ii a!way old at prici-. ar.d warranted to be as good a fertiliser a* an i other i; AMD lAriH NEAR SOUTH END B. E. VALLEY R. R. DEPOT. BELEFOXTE. PA. THE NEW "DOMESTIC," | A DOUBLE THREAD LOCK-STITOH MACHINR IT rcu.i.A i Yin *ef U 1; • .gv.jj 'DOME3TIC/* tc 'udinj the AutomatSc , J* cr "Mr •- j, be-l'lr„ n.;: . -qr J'.U k.VI H Gtl'l.XED CONICAL HLVRINOS ea bothtbc MachiM , ftnJ Stand. Out rcw and cA \ !ca. M Vrd * t * sS \ nnd new Ma-ihinerv ard Tcvd* at our maw woriu # % ol Newark, N,x lerwjr, ha**c piven ua a standard of MKCHANkCAL EXCEL- I.KNCE, Min-.mum cf Y't t. M.iuiauui ol i>urabuity, and wvtk, never hciciofvut 1 reached in the Sewing Mjihitic wild. J, TO THIS STATL.MLNT AND THE MACHINE ITSELF Wc invite the attention of all. especially those having high mtchasicai tkUl vT | ghicrvation. N. 1 All Machines fvi'.l) warranted, DOMESTIC SEWINC MACHINE CO., Ncvr York nntl Cliifitifo. LADIES, USE "DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS. ——W# would esteem i! *n > -poci il fa vor if overy friend of the Reporter would send us tlio name of at least one subscriber, with the Cash— for throe months, oO cents; -ix month* SI.OO, and one your $2. HomU or, Won't you try utid do i.' little tit* vor, in.,l wiHivpuv you l>y improvi'iij the Reporter Send us the name • ofSix now subscriber*, with tho ('nth, and we will send you the Reporter one year free. BREONS' HOTEL. MILIiOY, PA. Tho best tablo and bur, ami excellent itabling for horses. Also a fine resort for summer boarders. Buss to depot, ant! daily singes to Centre county. Charges reasonable. CEO. BKEON, Prop'* J. ZELLER SOM DRUGGISTS ■ So 6 BrockerholFßow,Bellefonte,Pa. Doalcmin Drug*.<itemlculm IVrftnnery, Fancy <.'od<ln Ac, tc, Puro Winos and Ltyuors fur medicf alway kept. tuap #l. W, NEW YORK j BRANCHSTOREJ McClhin's Block, Directly Opp. Bush House, Bellefoote, Pa. u. ni ltM AM A CO., I'rop'r*. Dry Goods, HOSIERY, LINENS, EMBROID ERIES, WHITE GOODS. LA- ; CES, NOTIONS & FAN CY GOODS, S7RICTIY 71 £ 9 T-C LASS QOODB, t Below iho Isual Trices. ? i MTU. a, 'beATTY r,A °< JUAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT. From Jas. F. Kga, firm Reran A ' i-rtor publishers Dallr and Weekly Trf Lune.leffarson City, Ho . .Re, receiving la *.() instrument, save : K "Piano reached us in. good condition 1 sir?* From K. R. BaUndge, Bennington Fur \1 * ru , Ccl V"* * * 7ou Really received lib inet, ail |, K and coanol fully up lo yourreprM*niatlon' and exceed! our expectations. While I don l profm to be a Judge in th, metier. Mrn. H. dow, and protimtnm it of eery | wool lone ; and it very much pleated with Bart inducement* ever offered Money icfunded upon return of Piano and freight charge! paid by F. Realty) b<.ib i way i, unsati ;aWFhfter a t<it trie! of nve day*. I'mflfniTrii tiled for til run. Agent* wanted.' Ftmd for raialogti- Ad , D. F. BE AITY. Washington, New Jersey, CENTRE HALL Hardware Sfore. J. 0. DKININGEB. A now, complete Hardware Htore haa ■can ooened by the underaigoed in Cen tre Hail, whore he it prepared to veil all kinds of Building and House Furnishing Hardware, Nails, Ac. Circular and Hand Haws, Tennon Sawi, Webb Sawt, Clothes Racks, a full assort* MM of Glass and Mirror Plate Picture Frame* Bpefcwb Felloes, and UuLt.'ahlc Cutlery, Mhovels, .Spades and Forks, Gorki, Hinges Mcrows, Hash Bpringi. Horto-Hhocs, Nails, Norway Rod*. oils, Tea Rolls, Carpenter Tooit, Paint, Yaro • bp. Pictures framed in the Ho est style. Anything not on band, ordered upon shortest notice. fth Remember, all nods offered cheap er than elsewhere Simon Haines, CENTRE liALL Manufacturer of C'nrriisKCM. Uugyiea. ilttgouH, Ac, Of e .-ery description ; running gear for 1 til kinds of vehicles, made to order, and in 3r*t c: .as manner. Heine a practical me* ban.c. 1 would WARRANT ALL OKK to give satisfaction. Repairing t promptly attended to at the lowed rates. Undertaking, Collins of nil styles made on shortest notice. The business f undertaking alter I'd to .n all branc..es. Respectfully solicits a share tmUse patr-oage. <s s*pt y VT. A. CftJKITY", Bcti &Bfcet CENTRE HALL,PA. Would most respectfully inform the cil reus ufthta vicinity, that be has started a lew Root and Hboe Si Lop, and would be hankful for a share of the public patroa >ge. Boot* and Shoes made to order and < cording to style, and warrants bis work to equal any made elsewhere. All kinds | <f repairing done, and charges reasonable | 'v hiip a call fab 18 I y BEATTY p'*qT Grand, Square and Upright. From Goo K. Letcbcr. Arm of Wtn. H. Letcher A Pro . Rankers. Fayette, Ohio. "We received the piano and Honk it e very fme-loned one out here. Waited a short time to give it a good test. Jf you wish a word in tavor of it we will cheer fully give it." James R. Brown, Esq , Edwardsville. 11l , say* : "The Bea'.ly Piano received give entire satisfaction." Agents wanted. Bend for ca'alogue. Address. D. F. BE A ITT, Washington. New Jsner, Health and its Pleasures. 01 Disease with it* Ago nip*. Choose Between Them. HOLLOW A Y'B PILLS. Nervous Disorders. Wnat is more fearful than a breaking , i down o'the nervous system ? To be ex citable or nervous in a small degree is ' most distressing, for where can a remedy • Ise found 1 There is oae : —drink but tittle wine, beer or spints, or far better, none ; lake no coffee—weak lea being pre ferable ; get all the trash eir you cat. : uke three or four Pills every ntgbt ; est plenty nf solids, avoiding the use of slop*; anJ if these golden rules are followed yoa will he hippy in wind and strong in body, and. forget you have ner-es. Mothers and Daughters. If there is one thing more '.ha.* another lor winch these Pills are so famous, it is their purilying properties, especially their power of cleansing the blood from ail ,-n • purines, and removing daagerous atiu sus pended sac rations. Universally adopted as the one grand remedy for fetus le com plaints, they never tail, nevar weaken tba , system, and alwayi bring about what is j required. Stck Headache* nud want of Appe tites. These feeling* which sadden tp>, most I frequently arise from annoyances or trou jble. from obstructed perspiration, or from eating and drinking what is unfit for us. |thus disordering tho liver and stomath. These organ* must be regulated if you wish .to be well. The Pills, if taken accordirg jto the print-d instructions, will quick iy , restore a healthy action to both liver ana stomach, whence follow, as a natural con ] sequence, a good appetite an decker head. In the East and West lndi"* swart 'y *ny other medicine it ever ued for thesa di - orders. How to be Strong. Never let the bowe't be c ur e*-nl!:. J |or unduly aced upo. it n.y appear j singular that Holloway's Ti'l should be recommended hir a run upon the bovcla many persons supposing they would in crease relaxation. This it a great mis take however, ihe*c Piils will i turned late ly c rracl the liver a id stop eveiy kind ot bowel complaint. In warm climates lUoa | sun-is of lives have hrcn saved by the use 'of this medicine, which ia all ca.-s gives -one and vigor lo the whole organic sys tem, however deranged—health and strength (allow as a matter of course. The vppolite, 100. it wonderfully increased by .he use of these Pills, combined in the u-V of solid in preference io fluid diet. Ani mal food is better than broths and stent. By removing acrid, fermented uy other im pure humors from the liver, stomach or | blood, the cause of dysentery, diarrhea, .and other bowel complaints is expelled. Tho result is, ;L*i the disturbance is ar rested, and the action of the Uswelt bo . route* regu ar. Nothing will step tho re laxation of the bowels so quickly -,s this ♦;ne correcting medicine. Disorders of the Kidneys. In all disease affecting these organ*, whether they secrete too much or too ijltlo I water , or whether they be afllirtod with *U>ne or gravel, or with athes unu pains ! 'puled in the loins over the regions of tho kidneys, these Pills should b taken ac cording to tho printed directions, and tho ' ! ointment should be rubbed into the small f the back at bedtime. This treatment w ill give almost immediate relief when all ! *>the*' means have failed. For Stomachs out of Order. No medicine will so effectually improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills: they remove all acidity, occasioned eith er by intemperance or improper diet. They reach tho liver and reduce it to a healthy action ; they are wm dorfuily effi cacious in eases of spasm—in fact they never fail in curing nil disorders of the liv er and stomach. • Holloteay'a Pills are the best remedy RAOIC* „ in the world lor the following diseases : * Ague, Female lr- Rheumatism, Asthma, regularities, Scrolula, or I Hilliouscoto Fevers of all King's Evil, j plaints, kinds, Sore Throats* i Blotches on Fits, StoneaGravul tho Skin, Gout, Secondary Bowel Com- Headache, Symptoms. plaints. Indigestion, Tic Houloure- Colics, Infla ma - ux. Constipation tion, Tumors, ofth-'Bbw- Jaundice, Ulcers, els, Liver Com* Venereal AT- Consumption plaint, lections, Debility, Lumbago, Worms of all Dropsy, Piles, kinds, j Dysentery, Retention of Weakness of Krysipolas, Urine, any cause, &c CAUTION I—None are genuine unless the signature of J. HAYDOCK, as agent for the United States, surrouuds each box of Pills and Ointment. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party oi parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the same, knowing i hem to be spurious. _ *• Sold at t be manufactory of Professor IfoLLowAY A Co., New York, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Mi icine throughout the civiiiatd world, boxes at 25 cents, t>2 cents an j ?1 cto-h.^H AH-There i considerable saving: ta*ing the larg- r size* N. B —Directions for the patients in every dttorder are web but, '$ Rtay, e ofl